At Northvolt, we’re developing a sustainable manufacturing base for an industrial revolution that defines humanity’s greatest challenge – eliminating its dependance on fossil fuels.
All under one roof
We’re re-writing the playbook on what it means to be a battery manufacturer by adopting a wide spectrum of battery supply chain activities in-house.
With this vertically integrated approach we’re aiming to produce the most sustainable batteries in the world.
Beyond manufacturing, we’ve invested deeply into software and digital competences. And we’re deploying these throughout our activities to build better, smarter, cleaner battery solutions.
Our facilities
Skellefteå, Sweden
Northvolt Ett
Our first battery gigafactory is being established in northern Sweden and serves as Northvolt’s primary site for manufacturing of active material, cell assembly and recycling.
Our research & development facility is located 100 kilometers west of Stockholm. Northvolt Labs is comprised of multiple components which operate in concert to provide a fundamental platform for design, development and production of batteries.
Northvolt doesn’t just make battery cells. At Northvolt Dwa in Gdańsk, Poland, we develop complete battery solutions for industrial and energy storage markets.
Heide, Germany
Northvolt Drei
Northvolt Drei will be located in Heide, Germany. Powered by renewable energy, Northvolt Drei will produce enough green batteries to power one million electric vehicles.
Gothenburg, Sweden
NOVO
Gothenburg is home to Northvolt's joint-venture with Volvo Cars. Here, we are building both a battery gigafactory and an R&D center to create the future of battery cells, tailor-made for Volvo Cars.
Montréal region, Quebec, Canada
Northvolt Six
Northvolt Six will be the country's first fully integrated battery manufacturing plant. The gigafactory will host cathode production, cell manufacturing and recycling.
Northvolt’s home base in central Stockholm is the epicenter of battery system design, software development and factory planning.
Closing the loop on batteries
Recycling No battery lives forever. But containing recyclable materials, they’re always valuable. Recovering used batteries and recycling them into raw materials for new batteries, we’re lowering the demand for fresh material and moving closer to closing the loop on batteries.
